Software That Eliminates Running Lines

[geroge.burns99]

Originally Posted by PressThePace

Yeah, I get that. Just wondering if there is software out there (with ratings) that could change by eliminating races from running lines.

HTR has 7 Custom Pre-Set Pace Line Selections

or

You can choose your own....

changing Pace Lines will alter ALL Velocity numbers and Power Figures

and its easy to do.....

In first Pix "ALL" Pacelines were selected by using 7

in 2nd Pix the programs "default" choice was used 5

You can tell what lines are used in that first column where the # is...

Program (which there is 6 of them ) are free

Data is $119 a month and hasn't gone up in 20+ years

Updates are done 2 times a year with user input suggestions and from developer himself.....

Mike

[Bustin Stones]

You want a calculation that takes the sum of all data for a horse and boils it down to a single number. And you don't want it to be proprietary. But, it needs to be a useful tool. And whoever is offering this would not simply use it for their own profit.
I have a bridge for sale you may find interesting............

[PressThePace]

Originally Posted by Bustin Stones

You want a calculation that takes the sum of all data for a horse and boils it down to a single number. And you don't want it to be proprietary. But, it needs to be a useful tool. And whoever is offering this would not simply use it for their own profit.
I have a bridge for sale you may find interesting............

There's always that one guy...

[PressThePace]

Originally Posted by geroge.burns99

HTR has 7 Custom Pre-Set Pace Line Selections

or

You can choose your own....

changing Pace Lines will alter ALL Velocity numbers and Power Figures

and its easy to do.....

In first Pix "ALL" Pacelines were selected by using 7

in 2nd Pix the programs "default" choice was used 5

You can tell what lines are used in that first column where the # is...

Program (which there is 6 of them ) are free

Data is $119 a month and hasn't gone up in 20+ years

Updates are done 2 times a year with user input suggestions and from developer himself.....

Mike

Appreciate it, Mike!

[Dave Schwartz]

Originally Posted by Speed Figure

Far is I know it works on all of them. I'm using two MacBook Pros from 2019 and I've had no problems with it. https://www.parallels.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacOS_Catalina

Maybe the emulation is 64-bit and it can run the 32-bit (or earlier).

[eqitec]

In my personal handicapping software, I've developed a tool to eliminate running lines I wish to ignore. See the Before and After images below from excerpts from one of my analytics screens.

Upon starting to handicap a race, all pacelines are checked. Then I selectively uncheck those I wish to ignore. That whites-out the data for those races except for race dates.

The pacelines which remain checked are then used consistently throughout the race for all other analytics such as pace or speed ratings. That cannot include the BRIS PPR as others have mentioned, but I've developed alternative speed rating analytics which are based upon only the pace lines which have been checked.

This is accomplished using the conditional formatting tool built into the FilemakerPro database software I've used to develop my handicapping application. FilemakerPro is natively cross platform (Win, Mac & Linux, IOS) so I don't need any emulation software to utilize my application on any of these platforms.

[PressThePace]

Originally Posted by eqitec

In my personal handicapping software, I've developed a tool to eliminate running lines I wish to ignore. See the Before and After images below from excerpts from one of my analytics screens.

Upon starting to handicap a race, all pacelines are checked. Then I selectively uncheck those I wish to ignore. That whites-out the data for those races except for race dates.

The pacelines which remain checked are then used consistently throughout the race for all other analytics such as pace or speed ratings. That cannot include the BRIS PPR as others have mentioned, but I've developed alternative speed rating analytics which are based upon only the pace lines which have been checked.

This is accomplished using the conditional formatting tool built into the FilemakerPro database software I've used to develop my handicapping application. FilemakerPro is natively cross platform (Win, Mac & Linux, IOS) so I don't need any emulation software to utilize my application on any of these platforms.

This looks super useful and is pretty much what I have in mind. Thank you!